Liberty University School of Law

Congressman John McGuire.

"Today, I was proud to welcome FBI Director Kash Patel to Lynchburg for a roundtable discussion I hosted with local law enforcement and students from Liberty University School of Law." Committed to protecting victims, not criminals, et cetera, ad nauseam.

One of the reasons that I point this out, we have a tool that we created with the magical wonders of AI [chimes] [wow] that essentially collects members of Congress' tweets all day.

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He's being detained because, while on American soil, he claimed that there was election fraud in the June 3rd, 2025 South Korean presidential election.

Parenthetically, Tan has a young family and is Dean of the Liberty University Law School in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Sam Brownback, who served as Ambassador at large for religious freedom, has urged President Donald Trump to intervene on behalf of Morse Tan, reports Metro Voice News.

Write a polite four-sentence note to the South Korean ambassador to America, Kang Kyung-wha, asking that she urge President Lee Myung to release Morse Tan and stop persecuting South Korean Christians.

Um, but, um, I'm, I'm hopeful that the Supreme Court of the United States will take a parents' rights case again soon and will reestablish the footing on a stronger basis.

Uh, and whether that's through the Alabama framework or even there's an alternative framework that I've written about in a law review article published by Liberty University Law School this, uh, fall, early this fall, um, that argues that the same result can be attained through a procedural due process approach, saying that the government must prove through clear and convincing evidence that a parent has, uh, harmed a child in the particular area we're talking about.

And that that standard should be applicable whether they've made a mistake in one area of parental decision-making or in multiple areas of parental decision-making.

Uh, and so, um, Justice Thomas, um, has, uh, thrown a lot of panic into the community when we're talking about whether parental rights are protected at all under the substantive due process doctrine.

I'm just going to fight this thing.

I'm going to call my attorney, Matt Staber, the former dean of Liberty University Law School, who's my attorney.

So I really got into it.

And my wife looked at me and said, no, you're not going to do this.